The former secretary of the Oktyabrsky District Court of St. Petersburg, who declared violations in court, Alexander Eyvazov, was charged with obstructing the administration of justice (Article 294 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation). about this with reference to lawyer Ivan Pavlov. writes Rosbalt The defender said that Eyvazov does not admit his guilt. According to Pavlov, there are no crime events in the case. On August 24, the court arrested the ex-secretary for two months.

The Moscow City Court approved the decision of the Simonovsky Court to extend the probationary period of Alexei Navalny in the Yves-Rocher case for 1 year. It is reported by Interfax. Thus, the appeal of Navalny's defense against the decision of the Simonovsky Court of August 4 was rejected. In July, the Federal Penitentiary Service sent a motion to extend the probationary period to Navalny due to an administrative offense at a rally on June 12.

The Oryol Regional Court upheld the decision of the Uritsky District Court, which in June commuted the sentence of Oleg Navalny, convicted in the Yves Rocher Case, for the remainder of the sentence imposed by the court. Previously, Navalny petitioned to replace the real term of imprisonment with a fine or compulsory labor on the court’s website.

Police officers tried to penetrate the Moscow headquarters of the Other Russia party. Party members reported this to OVD-Info. On the evening of August 28, several employees in civilian clothes, accompanied by a detachment of the PPS from the Tverskoy police department. No one opened the door for them, they waited an hour and then left.

The candidate for municipal deputies of the Moscow region of Kotlovka, Alexander Budko, was visited by police officers on August 28. Budko told OVD-Info about this by phone. Two people in civilian clothes introduced themselves as police officers, presented identification cards and asked Budko to talk about the fundraising campaign on the Boomstarter crowdfunding platform, which the MP candidate launched in June.

Vladislav Konopikhin, a former teacher and deputy assistant in the Altai Territory, was repeatedly fined for publicly displaying a swastika and distributing extremist materials on VKontakte, according to a report from the regional prosecutor's office. The decisions were issued by the Oktyabrsky District Court of Barnaul on June 16 and July 11, and on July 19 and August 8, respectively, the Altai Regional Court upheld them.

The defendant in the March 26 Case, Andrei Kosykh, sentenced to four years in a general regime colony, filed a complaint against the sentence. Interfax writes about this. On August 9, Kosykh was found guilty of using violence against police officers (Parts 1 and 2 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code) at a rally on March 26 in Moscow.

The Presnensky District Court of Moscow has extended the term of house arrest for mathematician Dmitry Bogatov by one month and seven days. It is reported by Mediazona. Thus, the judge granted the petition of the investigation in full. Bogatov came to court wearing a T-shirt with the logo of the Tor network. During the meeting, the judge removed Bogatov's mother from the hall for laughing. On July 24, the mathematician was transferred from the pre-trial detention center to house arrest.

On August 26, the police detained 18 people who rested with children on the shore of the lake near the city of Neftekumsky (Stavropol Territory). The reason, according to the police, was an “anonymous call that Jehovah's Witnesses gathered on the river, and they are prohibited.” This was announced on August 29 by the ATS-Info by representatives of the European Association of Christian Witnesses of Jehovah.

The Moscow Mayor's Office did not agree on a rally in support of candidates for municipal deputies. Ekho Moskvy radio station about this The deputy chairman of PARNAS Konstantin Merzlikin told . In the refusal, the authorities referred to the fact that "the participants of the action will be a hindrance to pedestrians and public transport." The mayor's office also noted that on September 3, the day when they planned to hold the action, events will be held in memory of the victims of terror.

A criminal case was opened against activist Vladimir Balukh, sentenced to three years and seven months in prison, for the use of violence against a government official (Part 1 of Article 318 of the Criminal Code). The Crimean Human Rights Group reports this. The resolution to initiate the case states that on August 11, during a morning inspection of the temporary detention center cells in the corridor, Balukh hit Captain Valery Tkachenko in the stomach with his elbow.

The administration of the village of Barsovo (Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Okrug) rejected 38 applications for campaign pickets in support of a candidate from the Communists of Russia party. This is written by the portal “On the Eve. RU". The administration explained all the refusals by the fact that at the same time, actions in support of the candidate from United Russia would be held in the same places.

On April 13, Bezhitsky District Court of Bryansk fined 10 thousand rubles of a participant in the anti -corruption share under Part 5 of Art. 20.2 (violation of the procedure for holding a public event). This was known only on August 28 - a note was published on Tjournal. Separately, the court ruling indicates the fact that the rally participant carries in the hands of the cleaning product "Toilet duckling": ...